1. General Responsibilities
- Follow all site safety rules, PPE requirements, and company policies.
- Attend daily toolbox talks and safety briefings before starting work.
- Maintain cleanliness and organization in the work area at all times.
- Coordinate with site supervisor, foreman, and other trades to ensure smooth workflow.
2. Technical Duties of a Painter
- Prepare surfaces (walls, ceilings, wood, metal, or gypsum) for painting by cleaning, sanding, filling cracks, and applying primer.
- Mix and match paints, varnishes, and stains according to project specifications.
- Apply paint, enamel, or coating using brushes, rollers, or manual tools.
- Ensure even coating, correct color tone, and smooth finish on all surfaces.
- Carry out touch-ups, polishing, and minor rectification after installation of joinery or fittings.
- Maintain records of paint usage and assist in ordering necessary materials.
3. Technical Duties of a Spray Painter
- Operate spray-painting machines and related equipment safely and efficiently.
- Prepare and protect surfaces before spray application (masking, covering, cleaning).
- Mix and thin paints, primers, or lacquers to the required consistency for spray application.
- Apply uniform coats using airless or conventional spray systems as per design finish.
- Handle wood, metal, MDF, and aluminum surfaces requiring special finishes.
- Clean and maintain spray guns, compressors, and hoses after use.
- Ensure dust-free and well-ventilated environment during spray-painting operations.
4. Quality Control
- Follow approved samples and color codes provided by the designer or consultant.
- Inspect finished surfaces for runs, cracks, unevenness, or discoloration and correct immediately.
- Maintain high standards of workmanship and finishing quality.
- Prevent paint spillage or staining on adjacent areas (floors, glass, furniture).
5. Safety & Environmental Compliance
- Use paints and thinners in well-ventilated areas and follow fire safety protocols.
- Dispose of paint waste, thinner, and containers according to environmental guidelines.
- Avoid smoking or open flames near painting zones.
- Wear respirators, gloves, goggles, and protective suits as required.
6. Coordination & Discipline
- Report progress and issues to foreman or site supervisor daily.
- Coordinate with carpenters, electricians, and fitters to ensure proper work sequencing.
- Respect work timings, attendance, and site regulations.
- Support team members to meet project deadlines.
✅ Good Practices
- Test colors and finishes on a sample board before final application.
- Label leftover paints properly for touch-ups.
- Keep tools and equipment clean and ready for the next day’s use.
- Always ensure final inspection and client approval before handover.
Job Type: Full-time